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Back catalogue: Electro
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Review: Banoffee Pies is one of those labels that doesn't miss no matter what genre it takes aim at. Best known for its hype garage sounds it heads into minimal territory here with Adelina at the buttons for the seventh in the Black Label Series. 'Outdoor' is a primo cut with judders groovers and sinewy synths demanding you dance, 'Spirit DNX' then slows down and gets all acidic and twisted and 'Double Danger' is a real cracker that fizzes with static. Last of all, 'Own Methods' is a future world where the robots have taken over and mysterious pads lead you through an automated world of cosmic energy.
… Read moreIntérprete: Lostlojic
out of stock $14.97
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Banoffee Pies Beats 02.2 (12")
Cat: BPBL 022. Rel: 11 Sep 17
Review: Bristol house imprint Banoffee Pies return with more subtle and hypnotic grooves. On the A side is the mysterious Jay Anderson with "Didn't Care Too Much". While not much is known of him yet, we are sure that will change once people listen to this track: deep minimal house that crosses over into electro much in the vein of Frenchman TC80 or what his peers on Japan's Cabaret imprint are doing right now. Next up, Greek up and comer Simonas Paplauskas serves up the rolling and entrancing afterhours cut "Untitled" which takes its cues from the current sounds of Romania: an immaculate production. On the flip, the entire side is handed over to Ukrainian producer Peshka, who delivers another jagged yet downright wacky and unique take on reduced grooves with "Basic Instinct".
… Read moreIntérprete: Owain Kimber (Owain K)
out of stock $10.26
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Review: In recent times, Bristol-based Banoffee Pies Records has edged further away from its disco and deep house roots towards a more forthright club sound rooted in breakbeat and UK garage. That trend continues on "Number One Slugger", the label debut from sometime Discovery and Scuffed artist Nikki Nair. He hits the ground running with "Super", a formidably sub-heavy affair that sits somewhere between electro, ghetto-tech and UKG, before reaching for the mind-altering electronics, weighty electro drums and ghetto-house style vocal samples of "Slug". In contrast, "Salt" peppers a sparse but cowbell-laden beat with echoing ragga vocal samples, while "Fidelity" wraps delay-laden metallic melodies around bustling electro beats and closing cut "Stotch" revolves around gorgeous chords and lilting, sun-speckled synthesizer melodies.
… Read moreIntérprete: Mimi
out of stock $11.08
